Beatitude

I was consumed by a twisted desire to watch the

light drain from her eyes. But instead, it was

my own soul that was devoured by the darkness

within her gaze.

Ronan: This world was never meant for me – a shadowed

!gure wandering, fueled by carnal desires until I am

destined for hell. And I embrace it wholeheartedly. But

then she came into the picture after my successful hunt at a

local co”ee shop. She o”ered me a simple act of kindness,

and in that moment, I was consumed by her. My obsession

with Everly knows no bounds, and there is no escape. Her

fate is to become one with me, bound by darkness and

consumed by our twisted desires.

Everly: Choosing the safe, sensible path has always eluded

me. I have a knack for !nding trouble, and it seems like I’ve

stumbled upon more than I can handle with Ronan. He’s

undeniably attractive and thrilling, but he’s also dangerous

and everything a mother would warn her daughter to stay

away from. To make matters worse, he’s a serial killer who

seems to have set his sights on making me his next victim.

But here’s the thing – I’m drawn to him and the danger he

represents. I want to play his game, to push him to his limits

as he pushes me to mine, until we both are consumed by

one another.

It’s depraved, it’s warped, it’s immoral.

But in this moment, running from the man who

may end up being my killer, I’ve never felt more

alive.

Beatitude is a very dark, toxic romance.

The characters are morally black, toxic and are

not a depiction of a healthy relationship. If you

are coming into this hoping to find a redeeming

quality in the MMC – you won’t. He is a serial

killer, a psychopath who has severe untreated

mental illnesses. Please make sure you read

over the trigger and content warnings before

going into this.